Just to help you out, here's some ''officials'' sites that can help you out to learn french :
http://www.ortholud.com/index.html
http://www.ccdmd.qc.ca/fr/jeux_pedagogiques/?id=98
Also, I'd just like to point out that, since you're a woman, in french, when you refer to yourself, you'd rather like to say ''j'ai été une''. Just like in english the ''a'' in ''
a language geek'' refers to you, the ''une'' in ''j'ai été une'' refers to you. Since, in french, there's quite a difference between the genders : ''masculin'' and ''féminin'' respectivly, you'd rather not call yourself a man ^^
Aside from some typos, I can understand you fine, just as you can understand me I guess. As long as the information gets through, that you're trying and putting efforts into it and that we do see a progress, I'm fine with :
- Typos.
- Seeing the post in french and in english.
- Taking more time to makes things more clear.
- Little delays in translation from English-to-french news.
As I said, thanks again and keep up the good work Tolero